The Straits Times, 18 September 1970

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    26 1 iJJWBWJqE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 18, 1970. 15 CENTS K-D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Lock icon All-day war in Amman
    757 1 All- day war in Amman 'Hundreds' of casualties AMMAN, Thursday A FURIOUS battle raged in the streets of Amman all day today as King Hussein's army, backed by tanks, artillery and rockets, forced a showdown with the Palestine commandos based in Jordan. Alter nine hours of fighting in the narrow,
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    Secret talks go on free hijack hostages
    362 1 Secret talks go on free hijack hostages IJERNE. Thurs. Se- cret negotiations to win freedom for hijack hostages held by Arab commandos dragged on into their 11th day here today. But the deteriorating situation in Jordan put new pressure on the five nations involved. The five—Switzerland. Britain. West Germany, the
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    'PEACE BY JUNE 30' OFFER BY VIETS
    191 1 'PEACE BY JUNE 30' OFFER BY VIETS DARIS, Thurs. The Vietcpng and North Vietnam said today they would decree a ceasefire if the United States agreed to withdraw its armed forces from South Vietnam by next June 30. Simultaneously. the communist Vietnameseannounced their readiness to set up a joint peace
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    Lee meets Kosygin
    184 1 MOSCOW, Thursday ]y|H. Lee Kuan Yew today met Mr. Alexei Koragn :it the Soviet Premier's Black Sea holiday resort. Tan news agency reported. Mr. Lee flew to Adler airport, on Black Sea coast, from Moscow early today, then was driven 25 miles to the picturesque headland of
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    Singaporeans in Jakarta case
    48 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. The Jakarta Public Prosecutor's Office Ik preparing a case against two Singaporeans and a Indonesian woman accused of attempting to smuggle about 25-lb of gold at Jakarta airport. It was reported today. All three were passengers of a MSA lllght from Singapore.
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    'Only force can settle M-E row'
    142 1 CAIRO, Thurs. President Nasser repeated his belief that the Middle East conflict could be settled only by force. In a statement to visiting Sudanese lawyers, the official newspaper Al Ahram, the Egyptian President said: "What was taken by force can only be regained by
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    Lock icon HIJACK BID ON UAR PLANE FOILED
    123 1 HIJACK BID ON UAR PLANE FOILED CAIRO. Thurs. An attempt to hijack an Antonov airliner of United Arab Airlines as It flew over Egypt last night with 46 people aboard, was foiled by a security guard on the plane, the Middle East News Agency reported tonight. The plane was on
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    28 1 BANGKOK. Thurs— Thailand .will recruit fi.noo more policemen from next month to strengthen Its forces in the fight gainst commui.lst Tuerillas. police sources said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Policemen hurt
    31 1 LOS ANOELBe. Thurs. About 20 police were Injured and 41 people arrested last night during a clash between police and Mexican-Americans after a parade celebrating Mexico's Independence day.— Reuter.
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    Vital for Malaysia, S'pore to be good neighbours: Tengku
    487 1 Vital for Malaysia, S'pore to be good neighbours: Tengku K. LUMPUR, Thursday TENGKU Abdul Rahman Uxlay said it was "vital" for Malaysia and Singapore to live together as good neighbours. "Singapore Is much too close for us to lead separate lives," he said in an interview with Bernama. If Singapore
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    Lock icon NUREYEV TO TEAM UP WITH NATALIA
    74 1 NUREYEV TO TEAM UP WITH NATALIA *TTtAN, Thurs.— Rudolf iTJ Nureyev confirmed here today he will team up with runaway Soviet ballerina Natalia Makarova later this year, and that they will appear on British television together. The Russian star who himself danced with Miss Makarova's former company, the Kirov ballet,
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      SURRENDER CALL TO COMMANDOS
      37 1 SURRENDER CALL TO COMMANDOS HKIKI'T. Thurm. The < ommandrr -in chirf of th. Jordanian army said tonight that his form were in fall i untrol of Amman and offerrd Palestinian commandos a last "chance to save year lives."
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      CANCEL VISIT' CALL TO KY
      38 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Smatr Democratic and Republican leaden today urged South Virtnamrsr Vice Preildent Nxuven < ao Ky to ranrel his plans to ipeak at a right wing war rail) in Washington on Oct. 3.—Kiuln
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      HIJACK BID FOILED
      50 1 (See this page) CAPTAIN of aircraft, H»«--san Dahshourt, said after the hijacker huru into the cabin, "he sounded scared when he told me to head El Waih airport at Jvddah." "Suddenly the security man walked into the cockpit, overcame the man and tied bam up." he added.—ReuUi.
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  • WODRLD NEWS
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      Lock icon Russia, US silent as UN debates the Mid-East
      451 3 U. NATIONS, Thurs AMERICA and the Soviet Union went against tradition today and kept quiet about their views on Middle East developments in the General Assembly's world affairs debate. The US. usually addresses the assembly on the first day of the annual
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      Lock icon Golda leaves door to peace open
      271 3 Golda leaves door to peace open NEW YORK, Thursday. ISRAELI Premier Golda Meir has left the door open for resuming peace talks with the Arabs. Mrs Meir. speaking after arriving amid strict US security precautions from Tel Aviv last night. indicated that Israel was j willing to continue negotiations with
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      UN elects 17 new vicepresidents
      76 3 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs.— The Gpiioihl Assembly today elected Its 17 vice-presidents to fit in with proposals by regional groups. Follow Ins are the countries whose r?pre.seniati\e.s have been elected vice-presidents and the :»>>• received: Chad 104. Kenya 103. Mauritian 101. Senegal 101. Nepal 95. Philippine.-,
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      Lock icon Gl raiseshell as army says 'pay for lost gun'
      210 3 Gl raiseshell as army says 'pay for lost gun' £HARLOTTE I North Carolina), Thurs. The U.S. army is trying to make a soldier pay US$l3O for an M- 16 rifle lost from a helicopter on Vietnam combat mission. The soldier's father Mr. Mack Hewitt said today that he received a
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      Lock icon US teenage war veteran is now a 'daddy'
      121 3 US teenage war veteran is now a 'daddy' ARCADIA 'Florida.. Thurs. Walter Lee Mat- tin. twice wounded and a Vietnam veteran at 15. be- came the father of a son i yesterday as he nreoar^d t<. > enter the eighth ttrr.de anain. Alma In Junes M i widimrd mother. *iid
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      Lock icon 5 die in crash
      34 3 TOKYO Thun.. Fiif people were killed and two seriously injured when a bus smashed into an empty dump truck parked on a highway in Chiba. east of here, today. AP.
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      Lock icon 'Improve ties with China' call to U.S.
      202 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. J^ LEADING Sino-Soviet scholar yesterday recommended that Washington make major unilateral moves to improve its relations with Peking. Dr. Donald Zagorla. of Columbia University, said it would be in the best interest? of the Uniteo States to stop blocking China's admission
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      Britain asks the Six for 3-year transition period
      350 3 Britain asks the Six for 3-year transition period BRUSSELS, Thurs. UKITAIN asked for a three-year transition period to bring it's industrial tariffs into line with those of the Common Market, informed sources said here. The three-year phase would include a one-year period 01 initiation, during which nothing would happi-n The
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      'Call up' law passed
      62 3 EAST BERLIN. Thurs. Ka*l i.ninjni has pa»««d a new mil drfrnrr law which rould brini aat all men belorrn If! and 35 and vomrn up Ui (I In caae rmrrfeney. Thr law iv paiard b» rarliamrnl yntrrday. It ■Utc* that "(rowing im |«Ti«li«t mrr«i.n." and thr
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      MILITARY MAJORITY IN NEW LIBYAN CABINET RESHUFFLE
      201 4 MILITARY MAJORITY IN NEW LIBYAN CABINET RESHUFFLE 'TRIPOLI. Thurs. Libyan Premier Col. Muammar Kadafl reshuffled his Govera« ment yesterday and .save his fellow officers three more ministries making the military the predominant factor in the make-up of his Cabinet. The chief change was Saleh Buwelslr, the leading ••'.villan in the
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      Filipino troops ambush Huk meeting
      274 4 Filipino troops ambush Huk meeting MANILA, Thurs. GOVERN M t N I troops today amhushed a band of .10 communist Huks who were at a meeting to choose a successor to their captured leader. Commander Sum v long. The Philippine Constabulary rep or ting this engagement said a Merer fight
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      Lock icon Jordan: US prepares crisis plans
      489 4 Jordan: US prepares crisis plans Washington fears showdown may be imminent WASHINGTON. Thursday THE Nixon Administration, increasingly concerned that a showdown may be imminent in Jordan between King Hussein and Palestinian commandos, is preparing contingency plans. The White House acknowledged yesterday that a high-level crisis task force, the Washington Special
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      Lock icon Reds open up heavy guns on trapped Cambodians
      285 4 PHNOM, PENH, Thursday. JJINE THOUSAND Cambodian soldiers, trapped between two guerilla forces north of Phnom Penh, are being raked by heavy artillery fire. It kj the first time that Vietcong forcrs have used "bis; Runs m the six-month-old war. according to High
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      'JAPAN TO SHUN MILITARY ROLE'
      156 4 'JAPAN TO SHUN MILITARY ROLE' rKYO. Thurs. Australian External Affairs Minister William McMahon said yesterday he was sure that Japan will not play a military role in Asia. He said this emerged from talks with Prime Minister Eisaku 8a to 'luring which the Premier firmly stated that Japan s military
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      Lock icon Crime in Spain shows drop
      67 4 MADRID Thurv Spa:n to '>ne of the few rmintri'n in i which the crime rate is dropi P'nu instead of ruing, according to one of Spain's top legal officers. The prosecutor of the Spanish Supreme Court. Mr. Fernando Herrero Tejedor said that the number of
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      Humphrey wins
      30 4 MINNEAPOLIS < Minnesota). Thur* Former Vlce-Prej.idi'nt Hubert H. Humphrey won ih* r>mocr»tic Party nomination to 'he U.S. Senate In yesterday Minnesota Primary, defeating Negro challenger Earl d. Craig Jr.
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      Lock icon Boy kills babysitter's fiance with pistol
      103 4 tLI.INOIS. Thun. A 1 three-year-old boy shot dead his babysitter's fiance and wounded her brother yesterday with a pistol he found under the seat of his father's car. Coroner Jim Wilson said. Roger Tennison. 21. died of four bullet wounds In the chest, inflicted
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      Lock icon Rescued after 48 days adrift
      76 5 CAPTAIN Edgar Cocks (right) of the USS Niagara Falls introduces the three survivors of the disabled sloop Galilee at a press conference in Honolulu on Tuesday. The Niagara Falls rescued the three people in the Pacific after they had survived 48 days adrift, eating only
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      NO DECISION YET TO QUIT C'WEALTH: Mrs. B
      234 5 PARIS, Thursday MRS. SIRIMAVO Band aranaike, Ceylonese Prime Minister, categorically denied yesterday that her Gov- ernment had decided to pull the country out of the Commonwealth. Date unfixed At a news conference, she said even the date for Ceylon to proclaim itself
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      Lock icon Wealthy begin exodus from Marxist Chile
      184 5 Wealthy begin exodus from Marxist Chile BUENOS AIRES. Thurs. AN invasion of refugees, panic-stricken by the election of a Marxist President in Chile on Sept. 4, has packed hotel rooms in Buenos Aires and jolted the Argentine economy. The migration is trie result of promises by Mr. Salvador Ailende. apparent
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      McKAY MURDER TRIAL TOLD OF MATCHING PRINTS
      168 5 McKAY MURDER TRIAL TOLD OF MATCHING PRINTS I ONDON, Thurs.. A Scotland Yard fingerprint expert testified yesterday that prints found on ransom notes matched those of one of the two brothers accused of kidnapping and killing. Mrs. Muriel McKay. Testifying on the third day of the case known as "the
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      Lock icon Moon revellers die in crash
      47 5 SEOUL, Thurs. Thirteen passengers were killed and 48 others Injured when a bus plunged down a 15-foot slope Into a river near Pusan. 200 miles, south of Seoul Police said most of the passengers were returning home from moon festival visits, AP.
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      London to get new phone directories
      111 5 o \i>() v Thurs The post otficr here is to use a computer to prnrlui-p telephone directories in which names appear in alphabetical order. It will save the post office one million pounds a year. The appearance of the new directories in provincial British
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    Long wait before hotels get locally trained cooks
    176 6 Long wait before hotels get locally trained cooks SINGAPORE. Thurs. Bingapore Hotels, so short of trained local cooks, will not get the first batch of budding chefs, now undergoing training at the Hotel and Catering Training Centre, until next year. A two-year apprenticeship cooks scheme, which the centre introduced in
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    A meaty story of slander between two mutton sellers
    393 6 A meaty story of slander between two mutton sellers I K. LUKPUR, Thur«. A MEATY story was unfolded in the High Court today when two mutton -sellers, M. Jayabalan and A. Thamothara, brought up a libel and slander suit in defence of their meat. Jayabalan and Thamothara. mutton sellers at
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    Three artistic students give their school its own private art gallery
    310 6  -  TAN WEE LIAN By SINGAPORE, Thurv Three schoolgirls two of them sisters who rrew up together, played and studied together are now to hold their first public art exhibition together. They are Jane Wakermann, 19, her sister Anne, 17,
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    'Dangerous' driver
    64 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs Pedestrian Abdul Ha llm bin Abdul Hammad. 27. lost his memory after being knocked down by a lorry at the Junction ol Upper Paya. Lebar Road and Pereira Road, a court heard today. The driver of the lorn-. Tan Ah Tee. 31. was fined $600 for
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    900 APPLY FOR CHILD TEACHER COURSE
    208 6 900 APPLY FOR CHILD TEACHER COURSE SINGAPORE. Thursday /WER 900 people have applied for a basic kinder- garten teacher training course which will begin later this month. i The course Is jointly organised by thi> Adult Education Board and the Ministry of Education. Of the applicants. 288 have been selected
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    1,000 students for twoday science seminar
    143 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. More than 1.000 science students are expected to participate In the two-day seminar on "Physics, mathematics and engineering In the service of Singapore" which will be opened by the Minister of Education. Mr. Llm Kirn San. at the Conference Hall tomorrow. Organised
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    British MPs back in S'pore
    108 6 British MPs back in S'pore SINGAPORE, Thurs. The visiting team of eight British MP's and two members of the House of Lords returned here this evening after a two-day visit to Kuala Lumour. The srroup. led by Conaerv•tlve MP Mr William Dwds. flew In lust Saturday to gain a deeprr
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    Toilet is home for woman of 85
    274 7 Toilet is home for woman of 85 FOOD FROM CHARITY OF NEIGHBOURS By VICTOR NG: Singapore, Thursday ||OME for 85-year-old Madam Quah Bee is the communal lavatory for males in an old block of flats in Hukil Ho Swee. Her son lives in the same building, only a few yards
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    Woman who stole a gold chain from her friend
    133 7 Woman who stole a gold chain from her friend SINGAPORE. Thurs. A district court today called for a probation report on a 25-year-old woman, when >h< admitted .stealing a gold chain from a friend. Senior Inspector Joaepb Low, prosecuting, said Maznah bint e Said Ismail, unemployed, and her mother visited
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    Toto draw numbers
    37 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs The numbers picked in tonmhts Toto draw No. 74 70 were 3». 12. 32. 42 and 37. The additional number was In the circles draw, the numbers were 11. 28 ana 42.
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    Girl awarded $3,800 in accident suit
    92 7 Girl awarded $3,800 in accident suit SINGAPORE. Thurs Annie Kway. 18. injured in a car accident two years ago. was awarded a consent judgment for $3,800 damages and costs by the High Court today. Through Mr V RaiiiHknshnaii. she sued moionsi Philip Gan Scow Hal for alleged negliaence resulting in
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    Cyclist dies
    35 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A enlist Tan Kah. 67. wa& Killed when his bicycle was lmolved In an accident with a car at the junction of Jaian Ahmad Ibrahim and Upper Aver Rajah Road tOCIBV
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    THE SNARL THAT WOULD DETER ANY HIJACKER
    128 7 SIMJAPORK. Thins— Six-year-old patrol dot. Max. who packs ferocity into 80-lb of canine sirrnelh. serms to be the answer to the skyjacking menace. .At least for the Fleet Air Arm helicopter pilots who operate in the Far East. Mm a Royal Marines' pitiol
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    Engineering Alumni
    79 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs —Dr Lee Chiaw Meng. Minister of State for Education, was re-elected president of the Singapore Engineering Alumni Association of the University of Malaya. O'her officials: Mr Chen Huiv i vice president i Dr Cham """ao Soon (secretary). Dr. Tan Swan Beng i assistant secretary >. Mr.
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    Lock icon Plan for fishermen to buy trawlers
    169 7 KUCHING. Than. The Sarawak Development Finance Corporation is to build 60 trawlers over the next five yean at cost, <>i $5.7 million mid eventually sell them to local fishermen. A scheme has been worked out to enable local fishermen to become OWlMtl <>f the
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    DEAD GIRL: MOTHER TELLS OF WORRY
    111 7 MALACCA. Thur.x— Judy Tan. 18. who was found unconscious in a hotel here on Tuesday night and later died in hospital was "very worried" about her health, her mother said today Mrs Tan Senu Kriv her daughter was a quiet and well-behaved eirl. Sllf
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    Smiling Rosaline: I didn't bother to count the pills
    152 7 Smiling Rosaline: I didn't bother to count the pills By LEE SU SAN CINGAPORE. Thurs. Twenty three-year-old Rosaline Tan May May was sitting up and smiling from her hospital bed today. Miss Tan. a clerk, played with a strand of her long hair absently and said "It was nothing really.
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    Robbery charge denied
    55 7 SINGM^ORE. Thurs. Two youths. Lee Kenn Teck. 17. and Akhtar bin Mohamed Said alias All Moiixmed. 18. today denied a charge of robbtnx Panii Yam Soon of liis $20 watch in BaleMier Road on Auk 27. The chaiKe alleged thai they i mninllted the robbery while In
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    'Damaged' submarine is found in hours
    178 8 'Damaged' submarine is found in hours SINGAPORE. Ihurv The Royal Navy stared a rescue exercise in Malaysian waters last ni«ht without prior warning to test procedures used in the event of a submarine accident. Patrol submarine HMS Finwhale, following secret orders, signalled that she had been involved In a collision
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    Orders for $700,000 equipment
    67 8 Orders for $700,000 equipment SINOAPORE Thurs. Exhibitors of the four-day Australian electrical power equipment display staged last week expect to confirm orders for .some $700,000 worth of equipment, the RctliiK Australian Trade Commissioner. Mr. D.J. Pennessy. announced yesterday. Mr Fennex*v said: "The response had been excellent. Nearly 1.000 visitors attended
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    Rent collector tells why he gave office money to colleague
    265 8 SINGAPORE. Thur*. RENT collector Syed Ahmad bin Mohammed Alkaff told the Second District Court today he had "no reason" to doubt another employee accused of misappropriating over $11,000 who approached him for money. He was testifying at the second day
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    Five-power pact will help keep stability...
    583 8 Five-power pact will help keep stability NZ ENVOY HAILS ASIAN LEAD SINGAPORE, Tluirs. New Zealand's Ili^li Commissioner, Mr. Harold H Finn cis, tonight envisaged that the five-power defence arrangements in this region .would provide a "pattern which others will find useful." He also welcomed the lead taken by Asian governments
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      348 8 She has a beautiful cold. Yours would look a bit better with Contac 500. Inside each capsule are 500 tiny "time pills". They're timed to Keep working all day. Or all night. They clear your head, let you breathe freely, dry your runny nose, stop sniffles, and attack all the
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      135 8 1 th'ii Onp By V.T. Itantlin I THEN BASCAU.X COCJOW, WHX,YBB, AN (KW»- J rTS A. I-TELL ME, WHAT 3 OH.TVUkTS CXIR KINGSTON'S \HB HAS Tn (WtVV tCU* MACWIN* A Z/ SIMPLIFICATION. .BUT REMARKABLE TVIAT OAD6ET .yi CW- SCREEN WE Sun DO»J£ I ..TMEIWFCfoWM* s!sS'3£Ls£! E!?. bLSffr^SS^ST PI, J2KD2£ W
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      The railway
      762 9  -  L.D.C. ROLT By THE Age of Railways began with the opening of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway in 1830. This date marked the first wholly successful marriage of two key inventions the steam locomotive and the road it ran upon which enabled man to travel for the first
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      The gardner's best friend
      350 9 £OUNTRY gentlemen may find in using my machine themselves an amusing, useful and healthy exercise." Thus wrote Edwin Budding, of Slroud, Gloucestershire, whin he patented a "machine for cropping or shearing the vegetable surface of lawns, grass-plots and pleasuregrounds in 1830. Buddings 19-inch roller mover looked
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    The sewing machine
    280 9 THE invention of the eyed needle was one of the greatest tecnnu-log-ical advances in human hi»torj, comparable in importance with" the invention of the wheel and the discovery of fire. The needle appears astonishingly early, for large numbers, made of mammoth ivory, reindeer-bone and the tusks of
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      259 9 Dependability Is just one of the reasons you pay more for a Norton Villiers Engine The other reasons are quality, efficiency, economy of running, and fast economical servicing. A Norton Villiers engine costs more because it is better. Cheaper engines fail easily and can run up big repair bills. In
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    'I SPEAK NO ENGLISH' STAR SPEAKS ENGLISH
    185 10 'I SPEAK NO ENGLISH' STAR SPEAKS ENGLISH CINGAPORE, Thurs.— J Miss Chen Chen may be Taiwan's highest paid film star. But the 21 year old beauty Is still very much a fun-loving girl at heart. As she proved at a lunch Interview today. Looking more like the schoolgirl she so
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    Debates to mark UN Day
    82 10 Debates to mark UN Day BINOAPORE, Thurs. The first round of a series of debates to mark United Nations Day will take place In St. Joseph's Institution hall tomorrow night. The topic will be 'That Singapore together with other Afro-Asian natlont can play an effective role In the United Nations."
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    Sister Elizabeth-Jacinta takes her final vows
    257 10 Sister ElizabethJacinta takes her final vows SINGAPORE. Thurs. r's the most beautiful and happiest day of my life, said Sister Elizabeth Jacinta of West Malaysia today. One could see it in her face and feel It in her voice. It was an occasion for which she had waited 14 years.
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    Judge calls for report on youth
    78 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A judge today called for a probation report on 16-year-old Mustafar bin Alijaman who stole a purse containing $32 at the Nuffield Badminton Hall yesterday while on probation. The prosecution said housewife Mrs Thorpe had left her purse on a bench while
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    'Pirate' fined
    35 10 BINOAPORE. Thurs. The Cheng Kit. 44. unemployed, was fined $150 today for using his car as a pirate taxi along Macpherson Road on July 15 The Flr«t Traffic Court also confiscated the car.
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    INDIA TRADE TEAM FLIES IN WITH A THREE-FOLD AIM
    206 10 INDIA TRADE TEAM FLIES IN WITH A THREE-FOLD AIM SINGAPORE. Thursday AN 11 -man Indian industrial and trade delegation flew in this evening with a three-fold mission. Mr. S. M. Dahanukar, leader of the delegation, and president of the AllIndia Manufacturers' Organisation, said their main tasks in Singapore were: TO
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    Dr. Lee's date
    33 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Minister of State (Education). Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng. will open the Adult Education Board's 1970 annual prize presentation ceremony at the Cultural Centre on Tuesday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Forum on religion
    61 10 BINOAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Buddhist Society will hold a public forum on ■RellKlon and Man" at the Polytechnic main lecture theatre on Sept. 22 at 4 30 pni The speokerx will be Father Nicholas, chaplain of the Catholic Society. Mr. George O Thomson, deputy secretary for Foreign
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    Business tour
    30 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The chairman of the Crown Agents. Mr. Claude Hayes, will visit Singapore from Oct. 5 to 7 as part of his business tour of South-east Asia
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    INDIAN EDITOR IMPRESSED BY SINGAPORE YOUTHS
    105 10 CINGAPORE. Thurs.—No- thing has Impressed visiting India'- editor. Mr. Tamilvanan so much as Singapore "happy" youth. After two days In the Republic. Mr. Tamilvanan. 45. said "Singapore's youth problems seem to have been solved by able and efficient leadership. "When I see them so
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      145 10 all the best dogs are sold by our C.A.T.S. Classified advertisements get big results .put your message in these columns phone C.A.T.5.— *****1 *3tralts Times Classified Ads Telephone Service /a. NEW ARRIVAL! ro* QjS) COLOSSAL RANGE OF WORLD FAMOUS SHOIS \Q) »V PIERRE CAROIN CHARLES JOUROAN CHRISTIAN DIOR j\ J.
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    Even the monsoon rains couldn't dampen Comex-4 spirits
    260 11  - Even the monsoon rains couldn't dampen Comex-4 spirits NANCY BYRAMJI PICTURE AND REPORT by rHJMEX 4 youths yesterday proved that even monsoon rains couldn't dampen their spirits. They were up. out and :iwaV soon .tftrr the crack of iaWB to see Singapore's northern coastline on a sea excursion arranged for
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    Man on charge of murder by taxi of own brother
    376 11 Man on charge of murder by taxi of own brother v WORK. Thurs. I man mi tOMBd OH to the bonnet (if a taxi which knocked him down from behind, then pushed along the road for 48 feet when he fell to the ground, a court heard today. The man
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    700 entries for 'keep clean' poster competition
    80 11 700 entries for 'keep clean' poster competition SINGAPORE. Thurs. Over 700 entries have been received for the "Keep Singapore Clean and Pollution Free i>oster design competition, organised by the Ministry of Health The competition, which do-sed yesterday, was held on two le\fls Than weir 118 entries for the (i nil
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    British sales mission
    49 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs— A nlntman tales mission of British furniture and bedding will arrive on Tuesda? for a fourday stay. The mission, sponsored by the British Furniture Manufacturers' Export Club, will be led by Mr. SN. Mattar. senior executive of a furniture and bedding firm In England.
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    TWO YOUTHS DENY ROBBERY CHARGES
    80 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two youths. Ten Ai Bin .md T:ui Han ThenK. I y drilled a chars* "t robbing Wan Kai Chuan of a watch and 80 crnts in a line off Chevoit Hill yesterday tnornine. i They also denied a second charge of robbing him
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    Top Jurong shipyard union men for Japan study trip
    132 11 Top Jurong shipyard union men for Japan study trip 1 CINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two top union officials of Jurong Shipyard will leave for Japan tomorrow for a I two- week study of the labour movement in j shipyards there. They are Mr. Francis Kong Slung Chan. 24. and Mr. Foo Chek
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      JORDAN CLOSER TO THE BRINK
      383 12 Predictably King Hussein's decision to get tough with the Arab commandos haled to the reunification of the Palestine guerilla forces under Mr. Yasser Arafat's overall command. The extremist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, which had been suspended from the Central Committee of the
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      INDUSTRIAL PEACE
      313 12 A ruling by Singapore's Industrial Court early this year that the time was not opportune to impose upon employers any additional i labilities by way ot service or retirement benefits quite naturally did not please the trade unions. But to speak of "disenchantment" with the Court and its
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      AIRPORT COMPLAINTS
      234 12 Two letters in the Straits Times, one from a visiting West German and the Other from Australia, have complained bitterly and in some detail over treatment by the authorities at Singapore airport. One writer asserts that another visitor behind him in the queue at immigration control was so
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDJTOR
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      MAKING STAMPS UP TO COLLECTOR APPEAL
      251 12 PHILIP Goh and Collector' complain that the recent commemorative stamps of Singapore are valued too high. Under the old philatelic policy, an average ol one commemorative stamp was Issued a year, bearing low values per set. The designs of these old commemoratlves gen c
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      Untitled
      52 12 ()N Aug. 2. I went to the v Post Office in Pudu, wishing to buy the new stamps which were Issued for Harl Kebangsaan I was told that the stamps were "finished." Did the Government print so few ol them? This was not the first time this had happened. DISGUSTED
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    Hussein's hollow crown
    1499 12  - Hussein's hollow crown RICHARD JOHNS Background to the Jordanian crisis By Middle East correspondent of the Financial Times JORDAN has been something of a geographic expression throughout its 50 years of existence. But now, with the guerilla "state within a state" and the truncated kingdom on the verge of civil
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      166 12 KUBOTH MARINE DIESEL ENGINE MOWN (O« Ovt R W VtARS PROVEN FOR o "< £jtj Iftr K^AM^C J^^^^_ ™pi~^ MAINL-r. > j^^Xj 6HP 9 HP lOtfP«fe agents <<* Stfipipon k tUmyv SOON CHEONG PTC. LTD. 33,'3< PEXIN STREET SWGAPOWE _v *^ijC« tV—hUHc MB> < HIS FILMING »©AT IN4TAULID WITH KUBOTA
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  • Business Times
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      Industrial safety a priority
      747 13  - Industrial safety a priority TOM THEKATHYIL By T<HE recent call by A the acting Prime Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, for the formation in Singapore of a Council of Industrial Safety and Health comes as a welcome move in the lisht of the Republic's mounting industrial accident rate. With an
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      FIRST OF ITS KIND
      131 13 rl world's first doublebottom supertanker, .Mobil Pegasus (above), is now in active service between the Persian (.nil Japan and Northern Europe. I'nique among oil tankers, the double-bottom hull provides an additional barrier between the crude oil and open sea in case of accident. A 10-foot space
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      Airlines in Asia have rapid growth rate
      263 13 Airlines in Asia have rapid growth rate \I EMBER countries of IT| Orient Airlines Research Bureau have experienced comparatively more rapid growth in several economic areas than has the rest of the free world and therefore should experience contin ued high growth rates. This observation was disclosed by Mr. J.
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      GIANT OIL RIG FOR WEST MALAYSIA
      251 13  - GIANT OIL RIG FOR WEST MALAYSIA CHUA SENG CHWEE By a GIANT oil rig. the 1 North Star, is now in Singapore enroute tfl her !irst drilling assignment in SouthEast Asian, waters. She arrived at the Far East Livingston yard at Jurong a week ago to undergo a $750,000 refit,
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      JULY TIMBER EXPORTS WORTH $23.6 MIL
      208 13  -  CHEN MENG KONG By TIMBKR exports from i West Malaysia and Sin- gapore in July came to I more than 120.000 tons I worth $23.6 million. West Malaysia alone ex- i ported about 76.000 tons > valued at $15 million, com- prising 17.000 hoppus
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      CITY TALK
      221 13  -  CROESUS By Women's bazaar r l*\\ t» hundred American ■MM will sit down no not in preparation for a Women's l.ih demonstration hut in order (alas, unbelievable, but true) to do womanly thines like sewing and baking They belong to the uniup which will be buzzing away to
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      82 13 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES RISKS Ambassador $0.96 .09 P E.G.I. $!i 46 +.08 E. Nombor $2.54 -f.07 I mi Hoe $2.36 +.06 Kings H. $0.63 +.04 SEA. Corp. $1.03 +.03 Stpamors Si fi8 +.03 I'M. Flour $1.95 +.03 PALL F.E. Ship $1.83 —.18 Starlite $0.97 .04 Fair Lady $177 —.04 Imperial
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      Enterprising brokers
      485 13  -  BLAIR JOHNSON By VOW three Slnga- pore stockbrokers are using their own computer system for accounting in their offices and for credit control and position reports on clients. They are using a system devised by themselves and implementated by International Computers Limited of the UK (ICL). The enterprising
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      Straits Times Indices
      36 13 Straits Times Indices Srpl M Srpt. IT In.liivtrials: ISLM H?.2« Hnlrls: IiK.HII hS.OI Prnprilirs- 111.-i.79 IIi.VM I ins- :n 9U.SS t S rattan: itlM 113.81 In, 196« ion I»IT. 11, I»KX 1«» l»rr. 23. 1962 106
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      77 13 The growth of 0.U.8. is founded on personal service, service by people like these. 0.U.8. has grown into a world-size bank in only 21 years. More than 30 branches in Singapore. Malaysia. South Fast Asia, Tokyo and London, with correspondents in every major international city. 0.U.8.'s bankers M/^ are ready
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      321 13 IMSIDE Blscutt factory await* B reen light" for $3 mll"o» project: t6,00o million commitments bv World Binlt Onup; MarketlnK column; People in business. Page 14. Company news; Share market report; Weekly rubber review: Commodities. Page IS. Ovei>e»s marketv London. New York. Melbourne, Hong Kong; Closing prices and business done. Page
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    155 14 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS lAC ELEVEN members of I.A.C. who between them have served the company for a total of 180 years were presented with Long Service awards by Mr. J.R.S. Kirkham, General Manager of the company. Heading the list were Mr. Dinj Wong Hing, the Groups Installation Supervisor, and Mr.
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    Biscuit plant awaits 'green light'
    113 14  - Biscuit plant awaits 'green light' MOK SIN PIN By If H()N(i GUAN Bisc-nit Factory, leading Singapore biscuit manufacturer, Ikis li nalised its $3 million expansion plan directed markets :it Hie growing expor The company which recently <ip:;»iirM to the Singapore Government for a 10 -acre site, eight miles outside the
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    $3 MIL PROJECT TO MEET EXPORT DEMANDS
    292 14 building with 100.000 sq tt. floor area. It will be equipped with up-to-date automatic machinery, costing *18 million. imported from Europe with some locally fabricated comuonents The second phase an RddiMonal factory building with 50.000 sq. ft. and fully equipped, involving further investment
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    Mechanised farming theme of convention
    160 14 Mechanised farming theme of convention 1 1| OWA R D Rolavator's four-day South-East Asian Convention In Penani? and Alor Star could prove fruitful for Malaysian industry. It could result In the setting up of a Howard agricultural machinery factory. The convention, a follow-up of a week-long Australian first log, will
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    MARKETING
    623 14 me Swiss way HAVE you like me, often wondered why banks which keep our money in our current accounts don't pay us Interest and actually charge us for the privilege of issuing their cheques and using their services? If so, I think we should petition our banks to take
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    $6,000 mil. commitments by World Bank Group
    524 14  - $6,000 mil. commitments by World Bank Group TOM THEKATHYIL By 'pHE World Bank Group's annual report foi the fiscal year ended June 30. 1970 showed that approved commitments for economic development amounted to more than 56.000 million (local) Tor the first time The Group, comprising the World Bank, the International
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      228 14 %r FALCON The pipe that smokes Falcon Pipes smoke bone dry cooler, sweeter, too. And, because of their unique construction, you save up to 25% on tobacco. ll HERE'S HOW IT WORKS i j A?>\. No goo in the briar bowl. WL' A' Tra P condenses goo below stem. W
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      138 14 Yburmoney issafe in Australia I 1 i Ropstcrcd Mortgage* on land and buildings h.nc been one ot (he viiot investments over ihc years, preferred h\ careful inxeoton throughout the world I«m 1 lie p.im century. Australian Housing Mortgages are particularl) attractive because ol Ihettab ilu. Australian Government and ihc growth
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Selangor hits pay vein
      509 15 CELANGOR Dredg--13 ing's pre-tax profit increased almost four-fold in the financial year ended March 1970 from $826,000 In the previous year to 53. 290.000. No dividends were declared but the company made a capital repayment of 4n cents per $1 share to shnreholdors in July 1970
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      79 15 Ml AX RIVER Rubber made a pre-tax profit of £393.296 for the year ended March. 1970. against £233,378 for the previous year. Profits from rubber alone amounted to £305.110 against £165,--478. while dividends and interest contributed £91.186 against £67.900. The company will pay a final dividend of 6d.
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      173 15 rpHE Association of Baufci In Malaysia-Singapore announced A the.se best agreed merchant rates as at Sept. 17 Local dollars to one unit M-llm. Buyinc of Foreign Currency. TT or OD TT OD t Sterling Pound l.ATitt 7.3400 7.327 b Australian Dollar .***** 3.4030 3 385U New Zealand Dollar
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      Mixed trading knocks some favourites
      195 15 Mixed trading knocks some favourites AFTER a very steady op c n ing industrials took on a mixed look on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. A few firm features were also noted in the section. Fresh interest, mainly on investment account, gave I inp.it Nombor Ekor a
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      60 15 (I i Kximn pnn in non-tlerlins ;<i> M tn 1' 4 iiolMrs per ounce. (3) Um.il dealerr pru r in Sinwpore dollars per (<>l .".■'■II. Beirut Ftongkoru Cum h i i»rr 1 1 1 Jpor» (2 1 SU f MM n« Clox-d M "SB ;;>. r.s MJ1
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        Rubber down
        335 15 ENCOURAGING London advices led to a steadier opening in U»c rubber market yesterday and first business was struck at ;>1 i cents for October No. 1 HSS. However, lack of buying support caused levels to fall back half a cent. Turnover continued small. Business was confined to NO.
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        Tin keeps rising
        155 15 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday gained another $2.75 to $656.25 per picul on an offering estimated up five tons to 280 tons. Reacting in unison with the London Metal Market which picked up another £3 overnight, the local market was very steady with buying support
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        GOVT. PLAN TO INTERVENE WHEN NECESSARY CHEERS THE BULLS
        376 15 THIN trading conditions have been experienced this week as many operators viewed the market with uncertainty and opted to stay out. but on balance prices edged up dally to Improve by about three-quar-ters of a cent, says Holiday. Cutler Bath In
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        CLOSING PRICES
        26 15 Sept. 17. KIBBFR: 51 1 2 cts. (up one -eighth of a cent). TIN: 5656.2S (up $2.75). Estimated offering 280 tons (up five tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        94 15 CHINESt PROOUCa IKCNANCI, SINGAPORI MOON CLOSING PRICIS PI" PICUL VtSTIRDAY Coconut Oil! Bui* IM vll«r». drum SsS'i wltara. Copra: Mlxert 11. 0 o torn, oet.i Nov I K'Cont $3O'i B P.pp»r: MmM* whltr SI8:> trllrn. Sarmvnk whll* *l»J'j *«ll*r» «p»cl»l SurHwk t>l«-H SIM 1 wllera. oarbleo Lampono Black
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        PALM OIL
        10 15 Malayan p*r rent October. D»r«mh»r was 5921 nrllrm.
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    Letter to the Editor...
    332 15 [***** I PEEL that .-,ome com- ment il necessary on i tl»o article titled "Exit I Kupoc from growing paper market" in the Business Times last Frlday. Firstly. I trust that the writer realises, as certainly those In the paper industry do, that Slnga- pore enjoyi
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      863 15 ©PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD Applications arc Invited tor the following poet* In the Public Utilities Board. Singapore ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: ASSISTANT INSTRUMENT ENGINEER ($785-1430 basic) Graduate Member of the Institution of Engineers. Singapore, or Associate Member of the Institution of Electrical or Mechanical Engineers or equivalent plus minimum 2. yrars experience In
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      362 15 jAjRCO SinGapore invites applications for the following positions: PAYROLL/ ACCOUNTS CLERK: Possess Cambridge School Certificate with strong credits !n Mathematics and Ad d 1 1 1 o nal Mathematics/ Principles of Accounts with previous working experience in similar position. Those with Higher School Certificate or L.C.C. higher qualifications may also
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    BUSINESS DONE
    978 16 Bl SIXLSS in and ■i-iHirtrd l» the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading ruonis ol lli< Stock r.\i hanxr yesterday »ilh (In- number nf shares traded shown in biai-krts in lots ol i.mvi unless nlhriuisi *in iif nil IM)1 MKIAIs Ajlnomolo 1 Alcan (li $141 Berjaya Kawat ill $1.23.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    956 16 qIU AND OFFIR PRICIt OFFI. CIALLV LISTED AT IHI CLOSf AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK CXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRAC U. Malacca I.W 3.m I STIRLING RUBBIBJ XI. Kepoo« 3/7 V» (uaefc.) Searleld 4/» J 8. tlubbtr 2/3 i UNIT TRUSTS Ada Unit Trust
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      Be selective, UK investors told
      143 16 DUYING opportunities still exist while the Financial Times index is below the 350 mark but purchases must be selective in the face ot cost inflation and industrial stagnation, says the Investors Chronicle Newsletter. Overseas stocks still hold relative attraction and the UK economic position is
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      Hong Kong
      217 16 UONO KONG. Thurs.—Quiet conditions ruled on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange where prices tended to drift lower on some profit-taking. Falls, however were marginal Hone Kong and Shanghai Bank local declined tn (160 00 after early sales at $162.00 Yangtzekiang. a recent Imw, also lost ground but in
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      Hong Kong
      30 16 Hun; K llm U.S. UolUr ■raa .iuoi-d ;tl ir.-T foi T.T. md loi ea««i •ttrimii ara ajoMi i if i i..m hii<i ont taal at «oid hi HIM,
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      New York
      253 16 jV^W YORK. Weo Kn- rouraeed by prime rate rumours, the market staged a turnaround today and finished on the plus side The Dow Jones lndustrla.l average, having been off more than three, closed up nearly four points Advancng Issues topped those on the downside by about 785 to
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      Melbourne
      289 16 \fEI.BOURNE. Thurs.—Strong iTA buying In Westrallan Nickel was the main feature ot an active mining market on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Westralian Nickel was expected to report later In the day and eager buyers pushed the shares to a peak of $8 80. Some profittaking developed near the
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      Indices
      62 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Wednenoay 60.7t Tuesday 60.79 Week ago: 60.85 Rl BBF.RS Wednesday 140.84 Tuesday 140.7« Week ago: 141.11 OILS Wednesday 264.41 Tuesday 059.39 Week ago: 373.7J INDI STRIALS Wednesday 341 I Tuesday 339 0 Week ago: 338 8 now jones Wednesday 754.31 Tuesday 750.58 Week aeo: 766.4S LONDON
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      London
      244 16 I O.NDON, Th.,rv Ih. riM.k.t mm .1 :ihr»<l In fMM trrniiriK butfna ihi- wall sttrm uptrend and i-o-tinurd hopm that the tlnvajnwl will take i-arlv orny |m.<«hrd ptirai forward. I in- un ka thrust n I imix-il itank a I -"1 KM I »rr* to m«i. ah. id TubM
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      Rubber
      32 16 LONIJON Thim*nl O. i lfid.. Nov. 19-ti i<Wl j lft.ll 1M l»n M,r »1,d., Apr. lunf 20-11 I<M 1 .Inn ■m it-a km :t i«<i. ;«fl Nov. I- T Ifld. irvad.
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      716 16 Singapore Bi.inch at an InterAfiiIIUICTDATII/E national Oil Company seeks Al/ffIIrIIOIKAIIVC ambition* Admlnlsuative Assistant to assist Vlce-Prestdent in ACCICTAUT supervising growing and HjJlJlMrll diverse Singapore-based operation. B^ Duties to Include: (1) Reporting to. and advising the Vice-Presldent and tht Commercial Manager on all administrative matters ol (he Company. iji Recommending and
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      634 16 ICMetals (ptblimited We are o largo International Electronic Materials Monufocturing, Compony, situated in Singapore inviting applications from HARD WORKING. INTELLIGENT ond QUALIFIED Mcle ond Female Singapore Citizens for the ♦ollowing posts: (A) PRODUaiON CONTROLLER (B) MATERIALS CONTROLLER (A) (B> Qualification: University degree or minimum HSC with one to two yeors
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    Smooth sailing now for boat which missed launch
    220 17  - Smooth sailing now for boat which missed launch LESLIE FONG By SINGAPORE. Thurs. It was smooth sailing all the way down the Kirn Seng Road < rock last night for the boat that defied a midnight launching recently. I'nder the warm glarr> of a silvery full moon, Instead of the
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    $31mplan to meet jumbo 'invasion'
    173 17 $31mplan to meet jumbo 'invasion' SINGAPORE. Thursday A NEW giant passenger terminal costing $31 million, will be built at Singapore Airport in the mid-'7o's. Meanwhile, as an interim measure, the present terminal at Paya Lebar will be expanded to meet the "invasion" of jumbo jet:- next September. The Director of
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    Another step towards a super airport
    309 17 when thr expansion scheme was completed by Aug. 31 next year, the total floor area of the current terminal would be doubled. The terminal, designed by PWD architects, was built .six years ago at a cost of $3.3 million. On the expansion project, which
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    Phone cable damage silences Beach Road area
    96 17 Phone cable damage silences Beach Road area CINGAPORE. Thurs. Telephone .services in the Beach Road area were disrupted today after biu'.Hing workers at the Hotel Merlin site accidentally damaged a telephone cable, i Throughout the day and late I into the niyht STB engineers were repairing the cable It U
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    Hornets attack soldiers
    46 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A group of soldiers of the Sing*- pore Armed FOma on training In the Mmdai fore.st reserve today were attacked by swarm of 'hornets Four «ere lientefi a.s nuipattenl «t T;i'TiM>n Hospital, while several othes w«r* treated by their camp doctor.
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    Estate tour
    37 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Inche Othman Wok. MP (or Pasir Panjanc. will make a familiarisation tour of Mount Slnal 1 Eclair, otf Holland Orove Drive, on Sunrifty at 9 am. to get to I know its residents.
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    Lock icon RAZAK SIGNS PACT WITH RUMANIA
    158 17 Bl CHARKST. Thurs. Malaysian Prime Minis ter-designate. Tun Abdul Razak. today signed the first economic and technical co-operation agreement with a communist country. Signing for Rumania was Mr. Ghrorghe Radulrscu. his counterpart whos* visit to Malaysia last year led to the formalisation of diplomatic relations
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    Taiwan Minister to study our progress
    148 17 Taiwan Minister to study our progress SINGAPORE. Thurs Taiwan's Minister for the Interior. Mr. Hsu ChinK Chung flew in tonight to see Jhe many faces of Singapore in just two days. His areas of interest* Singapore's housing, social weliare. public health, akriculturr and land administration In Taiwan, all these matters
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    Plans to stage a second pugilistic show
    81 17 Plans to stage a second pugilistic show SINGAPORE. Thurs. -Th« Singapore National PUinlistu- Federation is planning* to stage a second national demonstration at the Gay World Stadium from Dec. 12-19. It will l>e opened to all Singapore citizens who are members of any racotmlned puMltotic body here Applications should be
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    Motorcycle theft
    40 17 BtNOAPQRK. Thurs. >»übllc Utilities Board meter reader, Goh Kow Kiak. 12. was jailed for m\ months today t< liHit m straliiiß a motorcycla belonuint: to Inland Revenue Department bailiff SeHh Rng 36, in Joo Chlat R>ad last month.
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    Overloaded
    29 17 SINGAPORE. Thins \fc>lnr launch operator. Avem bin I*ma!U. 4ft, was (Tried $30 today for |i<umni: more than sight llc-erjsed |«.s.s€iiuei in his launch, in the Inner Roads Yesterday.
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      678 17 On your TV and radio today CHANNEL 5 O AA P.M. Opening and General Hospital; 3.20 For J-Ww the Family; 3.50 Diary of Events in Singapore This Week; 3.55 It's Happening in Singapore i repeat); 4.15 Days of Our Lives; 4.35 Close. C CC Opening and Lucky Dip; 6.30 News
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    NON-MALAYS URGED: PATRONISE MALAY-OWNED LORRIES
    288 18 NON-MALAYS URGED: PATRONISE MALAY-OWNED LORRIES MACHANG (Kelantan). Thursday AfAI.AYSIAS Mini- ATI s ter of National and Rural DevelopZ ment Inche Abdul Ghafar Baba, today urged non-Malay bu- sinessmen to patronise lorries operated by Malays. There was no point of pranting many "A" licences to the Malays if the nonl Malays
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    From the oldest to the fastest RAF planes
    193 18 CINGAPORE, Thurs. Two 1 British Hying Officers, Gfilin Baidwin, 22, and taurenee Scott. 23, now in 4Hngapore will soon be flytrik' the RAF's fastest fei ■U-craft Phantom and Q^itning fighters. The two pilots, now with th<B»- 1574 Target Facilities FHialit herp, will
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    Too good to be true' top class lunch for $2
    302 18 Too good to be true' top class lunch for $2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A thret-course west-ern-type lunch served in a first-class establishment for only $2 sounds too good to be true. There are just two slight snags advance bookings must be made and no more than 20 people will be accepted
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    79 18 MR. LEE KUAN YEW conferring with First Deputy Chairman of Russia's Council of Ministers, Mr. D. Polyanskv (extreme left), and other Soviet officials in Moscow on Wednesday. The Prime Minister arrived in the Soviet capital on Tuesday night to spend eight days in the
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    MOTHER WHO LIED ABOUT BABY'S DEATH REBUKED
    349 18 MOTHER WHO LIED ABOUT BABY'S DEATH REBUKED SINGAPORE, Thurs IJOUSEWIFE Teo Mni Kirn. 38. who told a police 11 officer her four-day-old daughter died from choking, gave a different story to a coroner today. Inspector Mohamed Tap bin Alias said he Interviewed Teo on Sept. 1. the day after the
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    Found drunk in driving seat: $300
    73 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs- A shipping <an\a>ser. who was found drunk and incapable In the driving .'eat of his car wa* fined $300 today. Tan Peng Ban. 38. told »he First Traffic Court that he had been driven to Kalian? Park on May 5 by one
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    Indian music dance course
    60 18 SINGAPORE. Thure. The University of Singapore's department of extramural xtudlex will conduct a weekly 12-lecture course on "Appreciation of Indian mu.slc and dance" by Mr. H Ramani. a producer at Radio and Television -Singapore. beginning on Sept. 39. The f« for the course, which will be
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    Man sues girls parents for breach of promise
    173 18 Man sues girls parents for breach of promise SINGAPORE. Thurs. A man. claiming to have been "frustrated" in his plans to marry a teenage girl, is suing her parents and her elder sister in the Third Civil District Court. A. Rajamanickam. 40, alleges in his summons that he had spent
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    Blood bank
    23 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Blood Transfusion Service Mobile Bank will be .stationed at Fullerton Square tomorrow from 9*o a.m. to 4 p.m.
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    Suspects in Jap swindle
    128 18 case in Hong Kong? SINGAPORE. Thurs. J The trail of two men believed to have swindled a Japanese bank of 19 billion yen ($l5 million) has now moved on to Hong Kong J pines. policeofficers now In H"iiu Kong have nnprnached the police ttT-r. help iii'
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    HOLY WATER FOR BOAT LAUNCHING CEREMONY
    105 18 DKt NU TOWN, Thurs. A high-powered delegation, including Brunei's Chief Kathi. left here today to take part in the launching ceremony of two 62-foot fast patrol boats in Singapore tomorrow. The Chief Kathi. IVhin Orang Kaya Ratna >J Raja, is taking holy water for
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    Film show
    37 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Balestier Hill Technlral Srhor>l> Advisory Committee will tgtrnor a film show at the Homer Theatre on Saturday to raise funds for the building of an evtra-rur-irular activities centra and lor other facilities.
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    Aussie wife found dead
    53 18 P BHANG, Thurs. Pretty 20 ye;ir-old Australian housewife Josephine Ann McKay *M found hanged in the bathroom of her Jalan Gajah home in Tanjong Bungah this morning. Her husband is with the RAAF base in Rutteruorth. The I couple arrived in Penang about a year ago
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      118 18 Mow long did it take you \M R/ t° 9 e n fourth gear this morning? 4x4 seconds? It won't take you any longer to bt.ut the new Rex-Rotary 1500 offset duplicator g^g^g^gk •t Ir4 gg] Man ih« I ji'tf. pillt. r.nn,. t If I Th« Ref-Rotary r)ie< rof offset
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      A policy that hinders the ambitious
      362 19 A policy that hinders the ambitious IT is very arbitrary of the Minis- try of Defence to call up a person for full-time service when he is employed and is not within the compulsory age group (18 years) and when his call-up is mainly because of his ambitions to enrol
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      379 19 OLD SQUARES TO BLAME FOR THE 'ANTI' YOUNG rE recent youthful plea (ST.. Sept. 15) tor a definition of hipp-i-m has not gone unheard, and I would venture to explain: 1 \i -ti nl i.ilism. or hippism as it is popularly known, is a response to the threat to the
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      Flag-raising incidents
      157 19 LAST week I took my no to school as he wa< not well. 1 was worried about him. m I stayed to watch the flag-raising cerenmny. After the ceremony the principal scolded the children for not singing the National Anthem properly. He said that it should De sang
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      57 19 I AM a student of a vocational institute. Every morning, during the flagraising cremony. a certain section of the teaching staff are allowed to be absent and quite a few sneak into the institute after the ceremony. As a student, whom should we try to emulate? The conscientious and clvlcminded
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      Makeup pay
      183 19 r'O months ago I was called up for full-time national service. Before that I was employed by an engineering firm in Jurong A month after my call-up I nrote to the Defence Mlnistiy. through my MP to enquire whether I can get my difference of salary from my
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      Sea wing
      129 19 T WISH to tell about the unA fair wage payment* in the Maritime Command of the SAF A seaman lance-corporal gets a monthly salary of $215. while A sfurnan coiporal get* 5260. But a technician sergeant gets only *225. His pay Is only $10 more than a seaman
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      115 19 THE police deny that Mobile Squad policemen have to fulfil n dally "quota" of ticket.-. (S.T. Sept 15 1. But here's what happened to me one month ago: I ni driving happily along Braddell Road just below Ihe speed limit, with a Mobile Squad policeman trailing behind me for about
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      3 years for nothing
      220 19 I AM a temporary staff I nurse attached to the Outram Road General Hospital Like many in similar positions. I face the possibility of having my services terminated within a threemonth period. It is beyond my eompre- henslon why time and effort is continually being spent
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    U.S.style gambling comes to Tito's land
    318 20 U.S.style gambling comes to Tito's land By Osgood C«ruth«rs UELGRADE An American gaming syndicate, equipped with tables, croupiers, and dealers from London, has set up shop in the unlikely hinterland of the Belgrade hotel world. The arrival of the decadent capitalist gaming machine in the stronghold of Balkan comunist orthodoxy
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    Sketching the skyline
    1082 20  -  Chin Cheng Mei Concluding the series on development plans to give top star status to Kuala Lumpur I By AS OR T of "skyline show" will unfold over Kuala Lumpur during the next few years. Authorities are sure the skyline will undergo a series of radical changes
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    WHY PROGRESS COMES SO SLOWLY TO SOVIET SIBERIA
    777 20  -  STANLEY KARNOW By IRKUTSK (Siberia) r FHE Kremlin has dreamed for years of developing Siberia, potentially one of the worlds richest regions in minerals, timber, wafer power and other resources. But that dream, shared by the imperial Czars in their time, remains
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      350 20 BAN HOE SENG SDN. BHD. 64. BH,HM,I> STRF.FT, IPOH AND KINTA RUBBER WORKS SDN. BHD. TASF.K INDI STRIAL ESTATE IPOH Extends Heartiest Congratulations to Dato V. JEYARATNAM on bring c-onfrrred the title of Dato PADUKA MAHKOTA PERAK by His Royal Highness THE SULTAN OF PERAK Congratulations to Dato V. JEYARATNAM
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      146 20 Heartiest Congratulations to DATO V. JEYARATNAM on the award of the DATO PADUKA MAHKOTA PERAK H. R. H. Sultan of Perak from Sanyo (M) Sdn. Bhd., CONGRATULATIONS to Raja Nor Ema binte Raja .Mohamed Zulkiflv. The Raja Puan Muda. Perak (Consort of The Raja di-Hilir of Perak), PCM. Dato Tahwil
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    Big malayaite strike in Pahang
    349 21 'FIND WILL BOOST TIN MINING INDUSTRY 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday fIN prospectors have struck the first big "pnv-lodc" of the new mineral malayaite. A mining consultant firm. George Y. L. Lee and Co., is drawing up plans to start a Joint venture with Geomin. a
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    British firm to help lure capital to Malaysia
    134 21  - British firm to help lure capital to Malaysia HARRY MILLER By MALAYSIA is to appoint a British organisation, which will have the task of promoting investment and attracting British industries to go into London, Thursday partnership on Joint ventures back home. The organisation will represent the Federation Industrial Development Authority
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    Man who hit wife with pipe put on bond
    107 21 Man who hit wife with pipe put on bond CINGAPORE. Thurs.—a retired labourer. Kunju Ahmad bin Mohammad. 56. was bound over for a year on a $250 surety today (or hitting his wife on the head with an iron pipe. The court was told that his wife. K Sarah, was
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    Handwork sale
    26 21 SINOAPORE. Thunt The annual sale of the Tan Tock Seng Hospital's patients' handwork will be held at the Occupational Therapy Department on Oct. 7.
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    BIG JUMP IN BRITISH EXPORTS TO SPORE
    82 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. British exports to Singapore for the first seven months of the year increased by 34.4 per cent ever the same period last year. Statistics issued by the British Board of Trades showed the Republic imported about $266.76 mil- linn worth of
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    SUCH A BIG CHANGE SAYS" BALBINA
    122 21 SUCH A BIG CHANGE SAYS" BALBINA SINGAPORE. Tlurs.— Ten years t£ >. pretty Balbina Wonx went abroad to make foaut? her business, and retarninc now. she finds Sincapore very chanced, and beauty businei* very much "in". A former student of SI Anthony's Convent. Balbina left home at the age of
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    NOL contract
    28 21 BINOAPORE. Thure Neptun* i Orient Lines will sign contract with Oy Waruila Ab. a Finnish shlpbulldlnK company, for the building of two seml- container ships tomorrow.
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      278 21 Do you really know about coffee? (a quick quiz for all coffee lovers) True False s< %^SSErW« i— i 1 Coffee beans are green before they're roasted. I I I I (K^ 2. Coffee-mate is a smooth coffee J^ ~^P*» creamer. I I I 1 _a,*f*^^ 3. Coffee beans grow
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      237 21 Straits Times Crossword ■■""■Hr"~aßa! hH all ■HT^~ rr~^ hi IHPi^ ACROSS 12. Th* iiexion'* accent's Au«trmI TSTn SnTSSSTu: 1 111.. 11 OrTe of s l'e U acre Dom.n,--l O.a;rl 1 n ol'^x'ln, OW go-round th. Oo W _„-i* ,A ftk CMSt (51. ii 25 !>• A break down under for
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      764 22 I tCKNOWLEOCCMCNTS. tNNIVEHSMICS. »NNOUNCCM(NIS BIRTHS. CIUS ACTIVITIES. CONOOIENCIS. 9£»TMS. ENCASEMENTS, I tUNEMLS. CRCETINCS. IN MEMO«I*M. MaDHItCES MISSINC PEDSONtI. PP C REIUIEMS 1 ({UNIONS. Dttl: Misiiasat SIS fir It w«f»i. etc* Xiitiisal *irl SI M I til OUtr ClmifiH Xrtrtufnitsli: Misuaan S7.M.lir IS ••Hi ikl i<iiti*ail »»ri M ciatl. Strnti Tistl
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      886 22 LEADING COMPANY requires a Male LEADING COMPANY requires a Male Order Clerk. Appiicanu should possess minimum 0.C.E. preferably between :'4-27 years and have 2 to speak main Chinese dialects, type, and to work with minimum of supervision essential Starting aalary $260,'- per month. Apply P.O. Box 149. Kllllney Road Poet
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      814 22 WANTED ELECTRICAL CHARGE MAN WIREMAN with NEB new restriction certificate to work In Malaysia. Reply stating applicants telephone number to Box A 9177 S.T. Spore. WANTEO JTBNOORAPHER —Shorthand 100 w.p.m.. Type-writing 40 and above w.p.m. Knowledge of Trenkkaa an advantage. Apply Immediately P.O. Box 1055, K. Lumpur. An Established factory
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      876 22 PLACE YOUR ADS. G^ THROUGH OUR C.A.T.S. W^Aj PHONE STORE *****1 {CJiX&j WANTED Lady interior decorator. Must be familiar with furniture Box A3IW6 B.T. Spore. AMERICAN FAMILY needs full-tim* llve-ln general amaa dist. 10. Oood working conditions and salary Phone B'pore 6*4183. EXPERIENCED CAR and alr-rondl-tloning mechanic required by large
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      978 22 KATONG SEAVIEW PALACE Luxury semi-detached for immediate occupation. Long or short term available. Elevated hilltop overlooking sea. roof-top garden. Plrst class residential area. furnished unfurnished. Telephone Mr. Tmy: *****1 Spore. DOUBLE STOREY BUNGALOW (Unfurnished) at Jalan Merawan Majidee Park. Rent-$200.00 Double Storey Semi-Detached (Unfurnished) at Jalan Merawan. Majidee Park Rent
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      1034 22 TWO 2-STOREV BUNGALOWS In Lnt 296-14 Mk. IV at Holland Road near Oarllck Avenue easy exceaa to Bukit Timah Road in an Ideal residential area, noise free. pollution free. Imposing buildings. teak parquet dooiini; and bultt-in wardrobes in all 4-bedrooms on tht Ist floor, full mosa.c flooring on ground noor
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      893 22 BEGINNERS' MANDARIN 12-week course. Wednesday evening, comTraining Centre, lbß. Lurong 3d, neylani:. Spore Tel- 4iVW»O. TYPEWRITING. SHORTHAND. BOOK Maths. Trrngkas. Classes. Anytime: .need teachers. S.I.C Middle Road. 8 pore 211 SI. APPLY COLUMBIA RADIO ft T.V. courses day nu v t classes commrnclng 21 9 7u. 1-K. Lorong 13 Sport
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      835 22 NOROE. WESTINOHOUSB REFRIGERATORS, Klectric Oee OufceT. t'pricht Cheat Freeiere. Watercoolers. Contact Sunlite Enterprise. •h Bndse Road. Spore Tel: MOBS M '11 34'JIS. NASSIM A CO. will sell by auction at 4 A 4-1 Collyer Quay, on Saturday, lieth Sept. at 10 a.m.: Collation M furndurc: steel filing cabinet!. IS stainlee<
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      1088 23 THE STRAITS TIMES FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. 1970 tq LIVERPOOL ANO OTHER UK /CONTINENTAL PORTO ihimiw i .e-pooi. p,.(. s s i ls r% m ;;sa HUM Glisgow ;.:sta.M Sa.t il iklOH .iveroco'. Glasgow S-pt 21 Sept 27 .j'locLus Liverpool, disgow. Bet s Set 7 Btt i,\% own JLV .mV O
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      1335 23 EXPRESS SERVICE 10 LONDON LIVERPOOL I CONTINENTAL PORTS. fENMHOR HI S3 For Hi.-. Btl 71 BENEDIN S3 S Singaocre r\ S'nam PtRM Hamburg Nn it G IS II Stpt 21 Sept fi 21 Sen ?7 71 M bro-Jgk Nn 14 Singiort P Shim Pinarg BENREOCH LWJon, Hamburg Sipt 21/22 BENNACHIE
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      1045 24 TO NEW ZEALAND uaot faaani P. S'rurn Sineipuri Hli I BAMBRA MlSSipi Seat. 17 Sept And, Ova*. Lrtt MM FROM NEW ZIALAND I One S'pura c. ynirn renani i*a«i*| tee. BOMIAIA- Sailed AKk. 25 «u| I* Part II Sapt IS Sapt Ottiionf, Cnilna. CHAKDINA Sails Auck S Oct II Oct
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      771 24 sa___i________HH__H_____________-_--a-------88-i SCINDIA (^f) LINES -—PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE-— loading for lOi ANGELES, SAN DIEGO SAN fRANCISCO TACOMA, VANCOUVER t.C. Penant P. S'hat. Singapore t_ Aapin |»URAINA' <l'MSepi 1/ 2 Bet 1/ 5 Oct I NM I4LARASNMI" II N Ocl o*l ll/1 DM 2/ 4 Net I Baa IST CLASS SALOON
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      759 25 AMENDMENT S.S. 'MOZAFFARF V. C-l SAILING FROM SINGAPORE ON 30.9.70 n r o.ifJ ld Bhlp^ ar# dv »»e<« that the above vessel .;LlT>"hed K uled m BlngaP re 3 9 7O lnstMd of 29 r REVISED PROGKAMME ARRIVES BINGAPORE 28th Assails I^°™ YES SAILS PENANO 2nd ARFIVES SAILS N'AOAPATTINAM 7th
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      1419 25 Saturday Car Market^ BARGAINS GALORE Starting tomorrow, 19th September, advertisements under the "Vehicles For Sale' and 'Vehicles Wanted' columns will be grouped under this heading to help you buy and sell your vehicles more quickly. Remember, tomorrow and every Saturday. ■teat-baths, manage etc. Cents Hairdracaing JIUNEtsa IT RCAUTE lor youi
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      1505 25 l_S_-_-________H^_l_"__-"-__--_-_---^^^^M StROHANJAYA BTATK or BRUNEI p., 4ROHAN VACANCIES IN THE PI lAI PINANf EDUCATION DEPARTMENT PILAL PINANG AppUc.Uons are Invited to nil KEKOSONGAN JAWATAN the lollovung vacancies ln the Educr— f. iTB_n_ cation Departiaeut, Brunei acilA LSAHA Assistant Initiuctors (Enullsh Permohonana s«U-lah dl-pelawa Medium> for the Building Trade, daripada warga-negaraa
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      265 25 We are seeking a young man with the right potential to serve in our Shipping Office as an EXECUTIVE TRAINEE The successful applicant should have at least Senior Cambridge Grade I or equivalent and the initiative and drive to carve out a successful career in our organisation. Preference will be
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      497 26 NATIONAL THEATRE TRUST TENDER NOTICE Tenders ore invited for the operotion of the NATIONAL THEATRE CLUB HALL EAR. The controct will be for o term of three years with effect from lsr December 1970. Tender form with copy of the controct may be obroined from the Secretory, Notioncl Theotre Trust,
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      515 26 GOVERNMENT OF THE Xl PI Xl K OF SINGAPORt THE LOCAL (;OVI R.NMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. 1963 (NO. 18 OF 1983) DECLARATION 1 Mil K SECTION WHEREAS: (I) The streets known as:— 1) Reserve Road (1) off Chancery Lane from Chancery eery Lane to lot 59 134 Mukim 17 2) Reserve
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      885 26 P.W.D. SINGAPORE I TENDERS are invited from P.W.D. Registered Contractors and from "Specially Registered Con- 1 tractors- for the following work Supply and Drlivery of Tw«j Returned Activated Sludge Pumps and Controller t<i Kirn Chuan Seware Treatment Work*. Singapore. All Mechanical Engineering or Electrical Contractors. riming Date: 13.11.70 at 10.00
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      852 26 SINGAPORE I SKIMS TENDER NOTICE NO. 6/7* Tenders will be received up to 12 noon on Prlday. 2nd October. 1970 for the purchase of the following confiscated goods: 120 piece* plastic bathroom cabinet The abovementioned goods are dutiable and tenderers Intending to purchase them should state the mount offered exclusive
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      757 26 JIRONG TOWN CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from Registered Contractors of the Corporation for the following projects. iA« PROPOSED PILED FOUNDATIONS FOR 12 NOS V "C 3' STANDARD FACTORY BUILDINGS IN THE LOKYANG AREA. JURONO TOWN. ELIGIBILITY: Piling $*****0'- and above Contractors who line executed on Standard Factory Buildings
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      1339 26 CALTEX OIL (M) LTD. invites interested parties to operate tht following service /filling stations at:- ASSAM KUMBANC ROAD. TAIPINC KAMUNTINC ROAD, TAIPINC BEDONC, KEDAH BATU CAjAH, PERAK BUTTERWORTH. PROVINCE WELLESLEY PARIT, PERAK KUALA SELANCOR, SELANCOR SEKINCHANC, SELANCOR Qualifications: Local residents with minimum captal of $20,000/-. Please write to P. 0.
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    'I might have killed' shock for wife
    1162 27  -  OOI CHENG GAIK I couldn't believe it says witness in Esther Chan murder trial By Johore Bahru. Thurs LEE— A 'VERY TIMID AND SUBMISSIVE TYPE 9 THE wife of Lee Wong Tiang, DTC-trained teacher Madam Tan Sim Ching, 26, today told the High
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    'Stop rumours on jabs at hospitals' warning
    161 27 MALACCA. Thurs. Mothers-to-be were warned today to stop listening to rumours that it is dangerous to fo to hospitals, health centres. or clinics. The Chief Minister. Dato Haji Talib Karim said that rumours have been circulating here in the last few weeks that
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    Date set for land swindle probe in Teluk Anson
    116 27 Date set for land swindle probe in Teluk Anson IPOH. Thurs. The spe- clal Government committee set "P to investigate the mortgaging of Malay reserve land is tn meet the people concerned in Teluk Ansnn on Sept 2* and 29 The meeting will probably be at the Town Council or
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    Man was rammed, speared and hit with iron rod, inquiry told
    294 27 Man was rammed, speared and hit with iron rod, inquiry told KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Four labourers told a murder inauirv that they saw their employer's son beinK rammed by a car pierced with a spear and hit with an iron pipe. They were tesuivine against sub-conti actor Lim Sens Kee.
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      Rendezvous, Oona out of the Cup race
      474 28  - Rendezvous, Oona out of the Cup race EPSOM JEEP By QONA, who has a leg injury, and Rendezvous have been withdrawn from the Prime Minister's Cup, the $25,000 international invitation sprint at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. Another ballot for mounts was made yesterday. K. Velayutham, who was to ride Oona,
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      CORINNE TO WED FATHER'S STABLE JOCKEY
      61 28 CORINNE TO WED FATHER'S STABLE JOCKEY f OKINNE van \J Br ciikc 1 c n (right), twin daughter of Ipoh trainer Rinus van Breukelen. will rr.arrv Australian fockev Rod Dawkins on Sept. 29 Corinne. 18. is a trained beautician. She did a course in Holland. Dawkins is Rinus s stable
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      Pretty, JJ to go home next month
      211 28 Pretty, JJ to go home next month JOCKKVS (il>nn Pretty and Jim Johnson will return to Australia alter the Singapore Gold Cup im-rtinic (Sept 16 to Oil. and will be away for the rest of thr reason, report* bfSOM IMC Prett) said yesterday: "I have been a»a> from home for
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      KHA meeting
      22 28 Ihr arnu.ii meeting ol the Kedah Hockey Association will be held M the Alor Star Rest House on Sept. 26.
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      Lock icon Protest by Gretel's skipper disallowed
      322 28 Protest by Gretel's skipper disallowed WORLD ROUNDUP NEWPORT (Rhodt Uland), Thurs. Australia's Gretel II yesterday lost her last chance of .salvaging her fortunes in her disastrous first race against the United States' Intrepid in the best-of-sevm America's Cup series. The New York Yacht Club race committee disallowed protect made by
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      Sobers and Shepherd the top stars
      284 28 LONDON. Thurs. Gary Sobers, the West Indies Test captain. topped the English first-class cricket batting averages v. hen the season closed yesterday. And behind Sobers, there were three other overseas batsmen In the top six. Top English player was Tom Oraveney. the former Test
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      687 28 Little clubs give the soccer giants a jolt Goals flow fast and furious all over Europe I ONDON, Thurs. Dutch soccer kingpins Feyenoord. reigning World and European Club champions, were held to a 1-1 draw on their home ground by unfancied Rumanians U.T. Arad in the major surprise of the
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      142 28 4 MORE LIFTERS LOSE MEDALS pOLL'MBI'S (Ohio), Thurs. vv Four moie competitors, three from Communist countries, hi re disqualified and siripp.rt oi their medil- in the wund weuhtliltine championships yesterday, charged with taking stimulant-. That brought the two-day total of m.i- disqualilications to nine, all but one from East Europtan
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      316 28 Congratulations to DATO V. JEYARATNAM on being conferred the title of DATO PADUKA MAHKOTA PERAK by H. R. H. The Sultan of Perak FROM .i Dato Lav Pak Khuan Urn Chee Kone Dato Peh Sent Khoon Ho Kai Cheong Dato (hong Kok I.im Wong Kwong Nam Chonc Wai Wenj Ng
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      FAS plea: Don't make us play in East coast
      329 29 FENNY RODRIOO. ij the FA. of Singapore president, has appealed to the F.A. of Malaysia to avoid arranging matches for Slnpapore's Malaysia Cup team in the East coast states. In a letter to FAM Vicepresident Datn Hamzah bin Hajl Abu Samah.
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      'Tough' guide for the selectors
      351 29  - 'Tough' guide for the selectors ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE'S (ontinicent to the Sixth Asian (lames at Bangkok in December will be a small but select one. New guidelines in selecting the Singapore team will be handed to the Singapore National Control Board and, basing on this, the probability is that
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      Soh and Netto are Castrol rally favourites
      442 29 Malaysia Rally runners-up. John Soh and co-driver Harold Netto, arr strongly favoured to win the first Castrol Rally which starts at Jalan Tampol on Sunday at 8.30 a.m. i The two experienced drivers have vet to win a major rally and this 1*
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      SCIENCE SHRINKS AND HEALS PILES NEW WAY WITHOUT SURGERY
      200 29 SCIENCE SHRINKS AND HEALS PILES NEW WAY WITHOUT SURGERY Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain Stops Itching as it Shrinks Haemorrhoids NEW YORK.N.Y.-(Special)-For the. first time acience has found a new healing' substance with theastonishinK ability to shrink, haemorrhoids, stop itching and relieve pain without aurcrery. In one hnemorrhoid case
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      Esther and Alex share honours
      643 29  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By CEAP Games swimming stars Esther Tan and Alex Chan shared the honours J on the third day of the National Schools swimming championships at Barker Road yesterday. Esther 19. of St. Francis School, the reigning breaststroke champion, completed a splendid treble, while
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      Poor form so Koh says 'no' to trials
      314 29  - Poor form so Koh says 'no' to trials JOE DORAI oy PR.MtK Singapore. Civilians player Koit Yeow Thonf has decided not to take part in the Singapore Rugby Union's national trials at the Padang today at 5.15 p.m. Koh, who has made himself one of the best three quarters in
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      Table tennis
      22 29 THE National senior men s team table 'ennis championship will begin at Monk's Hill Secondary School tomorrow from 7 p.m.
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      C'wealth armies for big clash
      319 29 rE armies of Commonwealth countries will clash head on In Singapore next week. But when tho battles are over fought on the lush green sporting nelds of the Island the soldiers will be better friends than ever The countries. Australia, New Zealand and Britain, will
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      AUPE to hold athletic meet
      53 29 AUPE will hold Its athletic meet on Oct. 11 at Farrer Park at 2 15 p.m. in conjunction with Its Sports Festival 1870. Entry forms are now available at Serangoon Road Closing date for Individual event* Is Sept 25. For the inter-union relay, entries close
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      Third meet
      19 29 THE third Pollce-Mllltan athletic meet will be held at Farrer Park on Sunday from 2 is pm
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      EXPOS AGAIN BEAT METS
      99 29 NEW YORK. Thuis. Results of major league baseball games played yesterday: AMERICAN: Boston Red Sox 3 NY Yankees I; Washington Senators 2 Baltimore Orioles n. Detroit Tigers 6 Cleveland Indians 3 Oakland Athletics 4 Milwaukee Brewers 1; California Angels s Minnesota Twins 1; elm-UK" While Sox
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      297 29 By KHO MAN POH SINGAPORE will break away from the Asian Amateur Bodybuilders Federation If It is associated with the International Federation of Bodybuilders. Mr. Anthony Chow secretary of the Slnpaporr Amateur Body BuildInc Federation Mid yesterday. Mr Chow said his federation hnd wiitten to the
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      23 29 <;<>I.F IX3U medal iKeppel'. WATER POLO Div Tl Public SC v Schools i River Valley 530i. BADMINTON SBA national I'htirplonshipn lOulllemtrd Road pm >.
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    117 30 Police seek his help SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police are anxious to contact a second man who may help them in their investigations of the theft of railway communication wires at the railway track near Kranji bridge on Sept. 14. He is Soh Kwee Boon. 26 above). whose last known address was
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    Authorised to clinch deal says Madame Binh
    220 30 ■jf From Page One mrrnbirs of the Saigon administration except Thieu. Ky and Khlem. Madame Binh told the ITS thief delegate Mr David Xl Bruce she was authorised by the Viet, one provisional covernment to clinch a deal in Paris nn the reused
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    Where men still keep privileges
    40 30 A CAMBODIAN militia woman walks <m a street in Siem Reap as Cambodian soldiers ride on a carrier. Further south, a 4,000-man government task force was reported trapped by North Vietnamese troops. I I*l radiophoto.
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    'Small permanent British force in this area'
    251 30 CANBERRA. Thurs npHE British Government will maintain a small 1 permanent force in the Singapore-Malaysia area, broadly about the same size as that to be stationed by Australia and New Zealand, according to Australian Defence Minister Mr. Malcolm Fraser. In his annual defence
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    53 30 NEWB DELHI Thurs.— Prime Minister Mri«. Indira Gandhi said today her National Congiess Party may team up with the pro-Moscow Communist Party of India in the 1972 general elections Mrs Gandhi told newsmen In Trlvandrum, Kerala, that such coalition U only possible if the "communi.Mii accept
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    208 30 FISHING BOAT SINKS AFTER MYSTERY EXPLOSION SINGAPORE, Thurs. J A fishing boat moored among several vessels sank in the Kallang River tonight following an explosion which set it on fire. No-one was on board tht vessel when two loud blasts at 6.30 p.m. engulfed the stern hall of the vessel
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